Smart property buyers want an A, not a C grade
If you don't know what proportion of a property's value should be land, or the difference between A-grade and investment-grade real estate, you need to read this article.
An A-grade property is devoid of design and location compromises. (Image source: Shutterstock.com)
You’ve probably heard this before: if you want to beat the market’s growth rate, stick to A-grade properties as they always perform best.
Is this true? And what is A-grade anyway and how can you tell if the property you’re looking at is A-grade, B-grade or C-grade?
What is A-grade real estate?
Thirty years ago, the terms A, B or C grade were just catching on and it’s taken up to now for buyers to start asking agents about them.
A-grade proper…
